Hi Ricky Raymond,

In Odoo, you can achieve this requirement by using a combination of Python code and XML. You will need to define a computed field in the Python model that checks whether the current user's ID matches the value of the name field. Then, you can use this computed field in the XML view to conditionally set the readonly attribute of the checklist field.

Here's how you can implement it:

Define a computed field in the Python model to check if the current user's ID matches the name field.

Use the computed field in the XML view to conditionally set the readonly attribute of the checklist field.

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Hi,

To implement this flow, you can add a new computed field. First, add a boolean field and set it as computed. Inside the compute function, check if the user_id field matches self.env.uid. If it matches, set the field to True; otherwise, set it to False. Then, add the readonly attribute to the field in XML using the compute field. Here's an example in Python and XML:

Python:
check_access_team_id = fields.Boolean('Check Access', compute='_compute_access_team_id')

@api.depends('user_id')
def _compute_access_team_id(self):
    for rec in self:
        rec.check_access_team_id = rec.user_id.id == self.env.uid

XML:

<field name="check_access_team_id" invisible="True"/>
<field name="user_id" widget="many2one_avatar_user"/>
<field name="team_id" readonly="not check_access_team_id"/>

In this example, the `check_access_team_id` field is computed based on whether the `user_id` matches the current user (`self.env.uid`). Then, the `team_id` field is set as readonly depending on the value of `check_access_team_id`.

Hope it helps